Robert Françon

Robert Françon, who also publishes under the name Robert Marc Françon, is a novelist and psychopractitioner.

As an author of novels that weave together history, resilience, and psychology, he explores the psychology of his characters as they confront historical events.

His books include:

- La Lettre (2026) — a dystopian historical novel in which a 12th-century letter resurfaces in 1985;

- Elsa Morvan;

- La rose de Tunis;

- La résilience du lion;

- L’âme libre — an essay on psychology.